Dragon Trophy

The Dragon Trophy is an annual international figure skating competition. It is typically held in February in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Medals may be awarded in men's and ladies' singles on the senior, junior, and advanced novice levels. Senior events were added in 2012.

Senior medalists

Men
Senior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012Bosnia and Herzegovina Damjan OstojičMexico Fabriczio CarrilloNo other competitors[1]
2013Spain Javier RayaSpain Felipe MontoyaItaly Saverio Giacomelli[2]
2014Russia Mikhail KolyadaDenmark Justus StridRussia Artem Lezheev[3]
2016Finland Roman GalaySlovenia David KranjecItaly Alessandro Fadini[4]
2017Czech Republic Petr KotlaříkItaly Alessandro FadiniTurkey Mehmet Çakır[5]
2018Switzerland Nurullah SahakaItaly Alessandro FadiniHungary Alexander Borovoj[6]
2019Russia Alexander PetrovRussia Andrei LazukinTurkey Burak Demirboğa[7]
2020Switzerland Nicola TodeschiniMonaco Davide Lewton BrainSwitzerland Nurullah Sahaka[8]
2022Monaco Davide Lewton BrainFrance Corentin SpinarSlovakia Michael Neuman[9]
2023Austria Luc MaierhoferMonaco Davide Lewton BrainCroatia Jari Kessler[10]

Women
Senior women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012Slovenia Daša GrmAustria Sabrina SchulzSlovenia Nika Cerič[1]
2013Spain Sonia LafuenteSlovenia Daša GrmGermany Minami Hanashiro[2]
2014Russia Valentina ChernishovaDenmark Anita MadsenSlovenia Daša Grm[3]
2016Slovenia Daša GrmItaly Ilaria NogaroAustria Lara Roth[4]
2017Sweden Isabelle OlssonItaly Guia Maria TagliapietraAustria Lara Roth[5]
2018Germany Nathalie WeinzierlFinland Viveca LindforsItaly Anna Memola[6]
2019Russia Elizaveta TuktamyshevaRussia Anastasiia GuliakovaItaly Marina Piredda[7]
2020Italy Roberta RodeghieroItaly Lara Naki GutmannSlovenia Daša Grm[8]
2022Slovenia Daša GrmSwitzerland Yasmine Kimiko YamadaRomania Julia Sauter[9]
2023Italy Lara Naki GutmannRomania Julia SauterAustria Stefanie Pesendorfer[10]

Junior medalists

Men
Junior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2004Slovenia Damjan OstojičSlovenia Luka ČadežUnited Kingdom Alex Wilde[11]
2005Slovenia Luka ČadežAustralia Robert McNamaraAustria Severin Kiefer[12]
2006Slovenia Luka ČadežItaly Marco FabbriGermany Peter Liebers[13]
2007Kazakhstan Denis TenUnited Kingdom Jason ThompsonCroatia Ivor Mikolčević[14]
2008Austria Severin KieferCroatia Ivor MikolčevićNo other competitors[15]
2009Austria Mario-Rafael IonianAustria Severin KieferNo other competitors[16]
2010Croatia Ivor MikolčevićBosnia and Herzegovina Amel BurekovićNo other competitors[17]
2011France Romain PonsartArmenia Slavik HayrapetyanUnited Kingdom Peter James Hallam[18]
2012Slovenia Kristof BrezarNo other competitors[1]
2013Italy Carlo Vittorio PalermoBulgaria Ivo GatovskiSlovenia Kristof Brezar[2]
2014Italy Adrien BannisterBulgaria Ivo GatovskiHungary Alexander Borovoj[3]
2016Austria Luc MaierhoferItaly Giorgio VianelloHungary Andras Csernoch[4]
2017France Julian DonicaItaly Nik FoliniHungary Alexander Maszljanko[5]
2018Sweden Gabriel FolkessonTurkey Basar OktarUnited Kingdom Josh Brown[6]
2019Russia Gleb LutfullinTurkey Ömer Efe SayiciPoland Kornel Witkowski[7]
2020Italy Emanuele IndelicatoSlovakia Adam HagaraSlovenia David Sedej[8]
2022Russia Maskim AvtushenkoIsrael Nikita KovalenkoSlovenia David Sedej[9]
2023Hungary Aleksei VlasenkoItaly Tommaso BarisonNo other competitors[10]

Women
Junior women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2004Luxembourg Fleur MaxwellSlovenia Teodora PoštičSlovenia Darja Škrlj[11]
2005Croatia Željka KrizmanićSlovenia Daša GrmAustralia Phoebe Di Tommaso[12]
2006Finland Anna HeinonenItaly Nicole Della MonicaSlovenia Ana Stublar[13]
2007Austria Denise KoeglAustria Kerstin SommergruberAustria Delphine Kristofics-Binder[14]
2008Croatia Mirna LibrićSlovenia Anastasija UspenskaFinland Petra Arponen[15]
2009Slovenia Nika CeričSlovenia Daša GrmFinland Sofia Ahanen[16]
2010Italy Amelia SchweinbacherSlovenia Nika CeričAustria Sabrina Schulz[17]
2011Austria Victoria HüblerItaly Carol BressanuttiAustria Sabrina Schulz[18]
2012Slovenia Patricia GleščičFinland Saara AstolaFinland Justiina Niemi[1]
2013Italy Caterina AndermarcherItaly Silvia MartinelliSerbia Sandra Ristivojević[2]
2014Finland Viveca LindforsAustria Lara RothFinland Emmi Peltonen[3]
2016Romania Julia SauterSlovenia Monika PeterkaFinland Emma Niemi[4]
2017Sweden Emma KiviojaSlovakia Alexandra HagarováItaly Giulia Foresti[5]
2018Italy Marina PireddaAustria Stefanie PesendorferItaly Lara Naki Gutmann[6]
2019Russia Alina SolovyevaFrance Lorine SchildFrance Léa Serna[7]
2020Lithuania Jogailė AglinskytėSwitzerland Anaïs CoraducciItaly Carlotta Maria Gardini[8]
2022Belgium Nina PinzarroneFrance Lorine SchildFrance Lola Ghozali[9]
2023Georgia (country) Inga GurgenidzeItaly Chiara MinighiniHungary Lena Ekker[10]

Advanced novice medalists

Men
Advanced novice men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2004Not held[11]
2005Not held[12]
2006Austria Severin KieferUnited States William NottinghamUnited Kingdom Daniel King[13]
2007Slovenia Matic HrovatCroatia Mislav BlagojevićCroatia Borna Blagojević[14]
2008Not held[15]
2009Croatia Mislav BlagojevićNo other competitors[16]
2010United Kingdom Charlie Parry-EvansCroatia Mislav BlagojevićCroatia Steven Baker[17]
2011France Adrien TessonAustria Simon-Gabriel IonianUnited Kingdom Lee Booker[18]
2012Italy Jari KesslerCroatia Steven BakerNo other competitors[1]
2013Spain Ton ConsulSpain Aleix GabaraSpain Ernesto Martinez[2]
2014United Kingdom Samuel McAllisterSlovenia Matej GregorcBulgaria Alexander Zlatkov[3]
2016France Yann FrechonItaly Nikolaj MemolaSweden Pontus Sellerup[4]
2017Italy Nikolaj MemolaAustria Mozes Jozsef BereiNo other competitors[5]
2018Turkey Alp Tore OvaliogluTurkey Agahan Berk DortkolTurkey Demir Ozdemir[6]
2019Italy Gabriel RenoldiSlovakia Adam HagaraItaly Edoardo Comi[7]
2020Austria Tobia OellererNo other competitors[8]
2022Israel Kirill SheikoFrance Daniel VerbatUnited Kingdom Jack Donovan[9]
2023Hungary Igor Gyula KindAustria Nikolai GromovNo other competitors[10]

Women
Advanced novice women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2004Austria Sabrina ImmervollAustria Delphine Kristofics-BinderNetherlands Sharon Resseler[11]
2005Netherlands Christel De HaanNetherlands Nathalie Van UffelenSlovenia Polona Koritnik[12]
2006Austria Pia AngelisItaly Marcella De TrovatoSlovenia Polona Koritnik[13]
2007United Kingdom Katie PowellAustria Vera KleinschusterSlovenia Doroteja Šimunič[14]
2008Austria Sabrina SchulzFinland Noora PitkanenAustria Stina Martini[15]
2009Austria Sabrina SchulzSlovakia Michaela BochunováFinland Tuuli Lipiainen[16]
2010Italy Elettra OlivottoFinland Veera SuutariFinland Rosaliina Kuparinen[17]
2011Italy Elettra OlivottoItaly Alessia BenettiAustria Victoria Plutalova[18]
2012Finland Emmi PeltonenItaly Alessia BenettiItaly Martina Scoccimarro[1]
2013Germany Lea HauerItaly Alessia BenettiAustria Lara Roth[2]
2014Russia Stanislava KonstantinovaItaly Claudia MartinelliSlovenia Nina Polšak[3]
2016Sweden Emma KikiviojaAustria Sophia SchallerItaly Giuditta Sartori[4]
2017Finland Vera StoltCroatia Hana KosićItaly Alessia Tornaghi[5]
2018Hungary Emese CsiszerFinland Fanny LindforsFrance Lorine Schild[6]
2019France Lola GhozaliAustria Dorotea PartonjicFrance Eve Dubecq[7]
2020Italy Camilla Paola GardiniItaly Anna BodroneHungary Vivien Papp[8]
2022Lithuania Agne IvanovaiteAustria Sara HoferSlovenia Klara Sekardi[9]
2023Italy Beatrice SoldatiAustria Eles NamazalievaSlovenia Lucka Fortuna[10]

References
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